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Dark slope streaks are a common feature in Noctis Labyrinthus. The scene here measures 18 x 64 kilometers (11 x 40 miles).
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Versión III de la misma historia..... si es que nos siguen provocando:
The batteries ran out on the blinking eyes on stalks, so I replaced them with these plastic eyeballs. Kids really seemed to like this one.
What remains of the 10th century walls in Vysehrad Fortess, Prague. In the background, the Moldova river.
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South Bank, London.
October 2010
I can't quite decide between this shot and the other one of the same faces. This one is more stark (and possibly has more impact on a screen), but the other one has more context and is more "industrial" (and looks better as a print).
Taken In Kenwood, California. These rows are right between Kenwood and Kunde so I don't know to whom they belong.
My version of war of the worlds robot. Looks a little steam punk, I just had fun and at times aggravation. The legs are made out of palm tree stems. The main robot head is made out of an old 8mm Projector case.
Fiinishing up a new private commission 36" painting of my portrait of Biggie Smalls
The original version was done for the "Unbelieveable" album cover.
See over 450 of my Pop Art paintings of album covers online at www.howiegreen.com